The 50km2 district is part of Azumah's Wa Gold Project in north west Ghana. These licences encompass some 150 strike kilometres of prospective Birimian greenstone – the same rocks that are host to a majority of Ghana's major gold deposits.
Bepkong was a "blind" discovery arising from the follow-up of strong gold-in-soil anomalism, with no outcrop or old artisanal workings to lead geologists into the area. Further high-grade vein-hosted mineralisation has been discovered during 2011 in the 2km zone separating the Bepkong and Kunche deposits, approximately 300m south of the main Bepkong preliminary optimised pit perimeter.
The Bepkong district remains largely under-explored, and Azumah's drilling results confirm that there is every opportunity to discover and delineate additional resources in the district.